Sentence examples for earlier voluminous from inspiring English sources

For his earlier, voluminous work as a critic, Budrys was given the 2007 Pilgrim Award.

Solicitor general Jose Calida had earlier agreed to release the voluminous police documents to the court but rejected the requests of the two groups, the Free Legal Assistance Group and the Center for International Law, arguing that such a move would undermine law enforcement and national security.

This most recent batch of images seems to confirm a handful of earlier leaks (primarily of the EOS' voluminous rear end), and Evleaks has followed up with what he claims is a final model number for the device.

As highlighted earlier, the most important and voluminous data in CGWR represents the comparative assessment of chickpea genome with other leguminous as well as non-leguminous plant species.

The shift away from voluminous texts starts early in medical school, when the first exams come up before any of us has made it all the way through Gray's Anatomy.

The site was formally launched at the end of 2008 at the conclusion of a 25-year study of Genoa's early economic history in the voluminous and carefully preserved state archive.

THESE preconceptions are at work even in the early grades at school, where voluminous data show that children of color are far more likely than their white peers to be suspended, expelled or declared "disabled" and shunted into special education.

OUR nation's Congressional machinery was humming last week as legislators reconciled the differences between the labyrinthine financial reforms proposed by the Senate and the House and emerged early Friday morning with a voluminous new law in hand.

As early as 1987, he published a voluminous illustrated memoir; he even released an album of country-styled ballads, singing like a hungover minotaur on Springsteen tribute night.

Next, the forearc basin was probably uplifted in the early Paleocene as a result of voluminous accretion beneath the subduction zone (e.g., Ueda et al. 2000).

The earliest surviving example of a three-quarter view is Andrea del Castagno's 1450-57 picture of a man in a voluminous red robe and an early Beatles haircut who fixes his eyes on us with enigmatic intent.